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Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Brooklyn Park,Minn.
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netzero platium
hi
anybody here use netzero? looking for a cheap internet service for my dad. i was wandering how they were or is somebody better? thanks wolfie |
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Member (14 bit)
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Hi wolfie,
netzero and Juno have merged and I know several people that are more than happy with them. I'm going to use Juno (the same) for some family members who have a tight budget. TwoRails |
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thanks tworails
wolfie |
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tworails
just looked at juno, so which do you think is better. or are they about the same? wolfie |
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Hi wolfie,
I have both friends at work, and family members, and they all use Juno and have no complaints. So, Juno is what I'm going to install on the email boxes I'm building from spare parts (AMD K6-2 units) . TwoRails |
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FUNNY
thats what im working on for my dad. e machine 300 k62.wolfie |
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Small world, ah??
I have so many old computer parts that are old enough that I can't even give them away, so I'm glad to find a use for at least some of it..TwoRails |
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I've been using Juno for about a year and a half now and like it very much. Fast connection speeds and no dropped connections. Did I mention cheap.
Im not crazy about their e-mail program though. I've got a hotmail and a softhome account that I use instead of the Juno e-mail. |
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Sitting in front of my PC... Where else?
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I've been on Netzero Platinum for about a year now and haven't had one complaint... No problems connecting ever!
For $9.95US per month, you can't beat it for dial-up!
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I dont know if it has changed or not but Juno and netzero were correctly accused of selling their clients computer time to distributed computer projects. read the agreement carefully
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After 40, its a matter of maintenance |
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It isnt illegal, because you agreed to it. It is sneaky. |
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Thanks for the tip!!
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when juno was on it's own, it decided to eradicate IE when my dad went to uninstall it, and he ended up about $200 in the hole after needing to buy windows 98 (from 95) and trips to the local PC mechanic.
I won't touch the software. |
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